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... insult, turbulence, and confusion. PERSIA AND RUSSIA.—There are not less than ten thousand Russians in the pay of the Persian Government in various situations, but principally in the Versian Army, which is mostly officered by Russians, and who possess, ...
... share in the spoil the greater part of key—possibly Bssoralt and the Persian Gulf—with the entire influence it, the Persian Government. A military establislment at Astrabad, on the Caspian Sea, and the road well reconnoitred as far as Attock, the first ...
... continuance of the war, but also that hostilities had been commenced with the entire knowledge and approbation of the Persian Government. The following are extracts:— ZANTE, FEB. 10. The Consulate of France was burnt down, with every thing that it contained ...
... continuance of the nor, but also that- hostilities had been commenced with the entire knowledge and approbation of the Persian Government. The last intelligence from Ireland is truly in2 flicting. We have accounts (;f several murderi and of numerous outrages ...
... ridiculous tale w hi c h we just re l ated. Mr.WILLOCK, we believe, was a favourite at the Court of Teheran, and the t Persian Government had hinted, in pretty plain to the British Cabinet, that his removal ag reea b le. But the true cause o f t h e. I, ...
... ridiculous tale which we have just related. Mr. Willock, we believe, was net a favourite at the Court of Teheran, and the Persian Government had hinted, in pretty plain terms to the British Cabinet, that his removal would be agreeable. But the true cause of ...
... seriously involved in the discussions at the Foreign Office. It is highly essential to conciliate the good will of the Persian Government, by selection of an individual entitled to their confidence, with qualifications equal to the maintenance of the national ...
... seriously involved in Ilse discussions at the &coigne/Ace. It is highly essential to conciliate the goodwill of the Persian government, selection of failvidual entitled to their with quallioations equal to the mainteosoce of the national character, sod ...
... seriously involved in the discussions at the Foreign-office. It is highly essential to conciliate the good will of the Persian Government, by the selection of an individual entitled to their confidence, with qualifications equal to the maintenance of the ...
... .s;firiously involved in the discussions at the ~ ce. It is highly essential to conciliate ;le tt l o r will of the Persian Government, by the an individual entitled to their confidence, : - Jil a r el _ 4ll fications equal to the maintenance of the na- ...
... seriously involved in the discussions at the Foreign Office. It is highly essential to conciliate the good-will of the Persian Government, by the selection of an individual entitled to their confidence, with qualifications equal to the maintenance of the ...
... arc seriously involved in the discussions at the ForeignOfiSce. is highly csseptiel to conciliate the good will of the Persian Government, by the selection of an individual entitled to their confidence, with qualifications equal to the maintenance of the ...